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The Video Toaster Flyer

(The Tapeless Editor)

Technical Specifications


No editing system in the world compares to the Quality, Price, and Ease of Use of NewTek's revolutionary Video Toaster Flyer. The Flyer is a broadcast-quality, tapeless nonlinear editing system for only$4995.
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Flyer Technical Specifications:

Video:
Sample Rate:

14.31818 MHz

Quantizing:

8 bits

Differential Phase:

<2

Differential Gain:

<3%

Chroma Bandwidth:

1.2 MHz I

.6 MHz Q

Luminance Bandwidth:

2.75 Mhz to 6 MHz *

Video Data Rate:

.7 to 8.0 MB/second *

Signal to Noise:

45 to 55 dB *

(* = Varies with compression mode and picture content)

Buffer Memory:

8 MBytes

SCSI Ports:

3 SCSI II

Audio Recorder/Mixer:
Digital DSP:

ADSP2115

Digital Inputs:

Video disk A left and right

Video disk B left and right

Audio disk A left and right

Audio disk B left and right

Memory:

64 KBytes

Clock Rate:

20 MHz

Inputs:

Analog, unbalanced

Left and right RCA jacks

Input Impedance:

10k Ohms

Default Input Level:

.64 Vrms maximum

Input Level with Faders at Minimum Position:

2.16 Vrms maximum

Input Level with Faders at Maximum Position:

.2 Vrms maximum

Outputs:

Analog, unbalanced

Left and right RCA jacks

Nominal Output Impedance:

10k Ohms

Maximum Output Level:

.707 Vrms

Internal Digital Format:

16 bit sampling resolution

44.1 KHz sampling rate

64x oversampling ratio A/D converter

Dynamic Range:

66.7 dB - A weighted

Separation:

66.7 dB - A weighted

Frequency Response:

25 Hz to 21 Khz ± 3 dB

50 Hz to 19.5 KHz ± 1 dB

Top Quality is true broadcast quality which is 60 fields per second, full overscan (752 pixels wide by 480 lines high).

Internally the Toaster works with D2 data so there is no D2/composite transcoding.

The Flyer uses NewTek's Video Toaster Adaptive Statiscal Coding (VTASC). VTASC relies on limiting the video signal (i.e. dropping to Beta SP quality) instead of lowering picture quality, as do JPEG, MPEG and WaveLet. The resulting output is broadcast video. Unlike other common compression schemes there is no visible pixelization. Using faster drives, lossless D2 quality can be acheived.

The audio is 8 bit sample at 14.3 MHz using state of the art A/D, D/A converters.

Flyer requires: Amiga 2000 or 4000, Video Toaster Card and Video Toaster System 4.1 software with 9MB of RAM minimum, 100MB free on hard drive. The following are the capabilities offered by various hard drive configurations:

One Fast SCSI II (video) drive: Cuts-only editing, no split edits or addtional audio tracks available, can record LightWave animations as video clips, any length up to the capacity of the drive.

One Fast SCSI II (video) drive, one SCSI (audio) drive: cuts-only editing with split-edit capability, two additional stereo pairs can be played from audio drive, can record LightWave animations.

Two Fast SCSI II (video) drives, one SCSI (audio) drive: Full A/B roll editing, with split-edits capability, and two additional stereo audio pairs can be played from the audio drive. Can record LightWave animations.

Input from video tapes must be time base corrected. Consult your dealer to configure a system suited to your needs. Some features require an Amiga with the AGA chip set and 2 MB of chip RAM. Specifications subject to change without notice.


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